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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1960
Page
4
Automation SMALL-FRY, a cousin of Univac, converts Russian to rough but meaningful English at 40 words a minute. It holds about 55 000 words and idioms, surpassing many. Shakespeare uses about 24 000 words. Future plans include tackling bureaucratic gobbledygook and youth slang.
State Department protests after a Cuban gunboat fired on a U S Navy submarine pursuing a peaceful passage. Raul Castro delivers a lengthy speech echoing Fidel Castro. The Cuban institute of agrarian reform seizes 271000 acres of United Fruit Co. land, valued at 56 million, with compensation probed at 6 million in 20 year bonds. Castro orders a multi million dollar shortwave transmitter in the Netherlands to broadcast across continents.
Mr. Eaton, a Cleveland investment banker close to Khrushchev, says the Soviet leader promised to speak for him if communism triumphs worldwide after Khrushchev left Paris. The remark highlights Eaton’s noted security and influence in wartime diplomacy.
George E. Sokolski critiques Adlai Stevenson and the 1960 Democratic field. He credits James A. Farley for putting country over party and argues Stevenson lacks broad party support, while Kennedy and Nixon remain better positioned to carry the Solid South and key states. Eisenhower is praised for nonpartisan leadership and dignity.
Our lawyer claims we face a 2500 dollar fright and 12 thousand more tax on the profit from the OM house. We may retire and buy a new house, but the lawyer says if we don’t buy a house more expensive than the one we are selling, we could owe 25 percent capital gains tax on 1981 profit. You’d better listen to your lawyer.
In a Senate speech Barry Goldwater argues that 28 years of federal experimentation have not cured urban decay or social ills and warns that expanding government action risks greater taxation. He contrasts Stevenson’s tranquilizer critique with a call for limited federal power, urging a return to constitutional liberty and individual incentive.
Victor Riesel reports Gov. Nelson Rockefeller will use a Cooperstown banquet to outline a nationwide automation strategy. He aims to win labor leaders and voters by linking automation to job loss, promising public hearings and a clear plan to address the impact on workers and the economy.
Poem fragment describing shared dreams in coffee cups and stars under violet twilight. Imagery includes shadows under trees brown leaves and a distant dawn on a half awakened street. The speaker emphasizes sharing dreams despite surrounding quiet transitions.
Dr Ilse Huebner recalls two Leschetizky personalities the stern master and the gracious mentor. She describes lessons in Ischl and Vienna, the diary of memorable studies, and the Leschetizky method documented in a rare book given to Warrene Johnson who now leads in the Leschetizky Society.
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